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Jelle’s Marble Runs is back with another marble machine. The primary goal of “Cacophony” is to make noise. Loaded up with 2000 individual marbles, its mix of rotating drums, ramps, nails, pipes, bells, and springs helps it produce a variety of satisfying sounds. For a fun challenge, see if you can spot the elusive blue,
Lasernut is an industrial laser cutting and welding shop in California. In this video, we get a brief glimpse at an amazing flying dragon swing created in the workshop by Matt Taylor from American Standard Design. Matt mostly builds desert race cars, but his swing is a masterpiece that deserves some serious applause for its
Looking like an oversized cellphone charm, the 1 gb Sato USB thumb drive is styled after the most common surname in Japan. One character serves as the drive while the other as the cap.
Did you know there’s an actual sword in the stone? While it’s not Excalibur, it does appear to have served as inspiration for the legend. In this video, Kelevin explores this and other stories that appear to be grounded in reality, as archaeological evidence has helped connect the dots between fact and fiction. Turns out
It’s hammer time! This guy has a truly unique skill. After placing nails a fraction of an inch apart, he’s able to target just the individual nail that he wants and drive it in with a single blow. It looks like his hammer has a special groove in it that might help, but his precision
Inspired by a quirky 1990s Mazda concept vehicle, the guys from Bucket decided to make their own suitcase car. The original was designed for zooming between airport gates. Like Mazda’s version, it folds up into a hard-shell Samsonite suitcase and runs on a noisy gas engine. It has a custom-welded frame and a front wheel
Red Bull’s hilarious Spin Off and Stalen Ros events see crazy-looking bicycles riding through a skinny obstacle course and mostly falling in the water. They treated pro riders Danny MacAskill and Kriss Kyle to a version with much harder obstacles. It helps that their bikes weren’t covered in decorations, but there was nothing easy about
Alien species in science fiction come in all shapes and sizes. In this fantastic comparison video from MetaBall Studios, we see just how different these creatures are in size. With everything from microorganisms (ahem, Midi-Chlorians) to planet-devouring beasts, the variety is impressive. From Grogu to Galactus, there are just so many awesome aliens.
Angine de Poitrine is the breakout band of 2026, and the accolades for their musicianship are well deserved. Fans of the alt-rock space aliens will want to grab these insulated polka-dot tumblers and mugs from HydroJug, coincidentally covered with the black-and-white polka-dots that match the band’s trademark style. Rock out with your dots out!
The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd dimensions are pretty easy to understand. Beyond that, things get a bit more complicated. In this video from Ridddle, they do their best to explain every theoretical dimension. It’s an incredibly complex and esoteric concept, so we’re impressed that show host Matt Bates was able to summarize it all in
Desktopography has been around since 2005 providing lush outdoor-themed wallpapers. Our favorite is Blue Moon, a fantastical portrait of the Earth flanked by myriad satellites.
(PG-13: Language) How is this not a big deal? Timothy JS combined that episode of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia where we discover Charlie’s apartment has secrets with The Backrooms. The mashup sends the gang deep into an endless maze of creepy yellow rooms, where we discover that maybe Frank and Charlie’s living arrangement wasn’t